Law, J.D.

Fall 1: 15 Hours

• LAW 6218 Civil Procedure I: Mechanics 3 Hours
• LAW 6100 Contracts and Sales 4 Hours
• LAW 6120 Legal Information and Communication I, Practicum 3 Hours
• LAW 6130 Torts 4 Hours
• LAW 6109 Legal Process 1 Hours

Spring 1: 16 Hours

• LAW 6219 Civil Procedure II: Jurisdiction 3 Hours
• LAW 6358 Constitutional Law I: Powers and Structures 2 or 3 Hours
• LAW 6170 Criminal Law 3 Hours
• LAW 6121 Legal Information and Communication II, Practicum 3 Hours
• LAW 6110 Property 3 or 4 Hours

Fall 2: 15 Hours

15 Hours is the suggested credit load to stay on track for graduation, but students can take anywhere from 12-17 Hours

• LAW 6359 Constitutional Law II: Individual Rights 3 or 4 Hours
• Practicum (as offered) 2-3 Hours
• LAW Elective (as offered) 2-3 Hours

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• LAW 6210 Evidence 4 Hours

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• LAW 6200 Business Associations 4 Hours

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• LAW 6260 Wills and Trusts 3 Hours

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• LAW 6180 Criminal Constitutional Law 3 Hours

Spring 2: 16 Hours

16 Hours is the suggested credit load to stay on track for graduation, but students can take anywhere from 12-17 Hours

• LAW 6250 Professional Responsibility 2 or 3 Hours
• Practicum (as offered) 2-3 Hours
• LAW Elective (as offered) 4 Hours

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• LAW 6210 Evidence 4 Hours

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• LAW 6200 Business Associations 4 Hours

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• LAW 6260 Wills and Trusts 3 Hours

• or

• LAW 6180 Criminal Constitutional Law 3 Hours

Fall 3: 14 Hours

14 Hours is the suggested credit load to stay on track for graduation, but students can take anywhere from 12-17 Hours.

• Practicum (as offered) 2-3 Hours
• LAW Electives (as offered) 10 Hours
• LAW 6351 Bar Refresher I 2 or 3 Hours

Spring 3: 14 Hours

14 Hours is the suggested credit load to stay on track for graduation, but students can take anywhere from 12-17 Hours.

• Practicum (as offered) 2-3 Hours
• LAW Electives (as offered) 6 Hours
• LAW 6430 Secured Transactions 2 or 3 Hours
• LAW 6352 Bar Refresher II 3 or 4 Hours